News

Moving reconciliation beyond the buzzwords

By
Malak Abas
Prairie punk-turned-art-critic Lindsay Nixon visited the U of M to discuss queer Indigenous art Oct. 24. Nixon — who goes by gender neutral pronouns — is an art curator currently pursuing a Ph.D. in art...
Asha Nelson
News

Canadian Federation of Students, UMISA call out treatment of Indigenous students

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Malak Abas
A group within the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) has condemned the U of M for what it calls anti-Indigenous racism.
Asha Nelson
News

UMFM surpasses annual fundraising goal

By
Shauna Matthews
U of M radio station UMFM’s annual pledge drive Pledge-O-Rama ended Friday after raising $41,578 for the station — more than $5,000 beyond its goal. The drive, which is in its seventh year, ran from Oct....
Asha Nelson
News

Composting project rolls out on Fort Garry campus

By
Ty Brass
The Arts Student Body Council (ASBC) began rolling out a composting pilot program Oct. 15. Compost bins have been placed throughout the Fletcher Argue, Isbister and Tier buildings, and students are encouraged to use them...
Asha Nelson
News

Students react to residence cannabis ban

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Malak Abas
While some may be enjoying the first week of legalized cannabis, students living on the U of M Fort Garry campus have been left without a place to smoke. U of M residences prohibit the use...
Asha Nelson
Arts & Culture

Black Hole Theatre Company presents “Hughie”

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Braiden Pergis
The Black Hole Theatre Company opened its Lunch B.H.A.G.G. — Black Hole Anarchist Group — season last week with the production of Hughie, written by Eugene O’Neill, the 1936 Nobel Prize winner in literature. The...
Asha Nelson
Arts & Culture

New book uncovers portion of Métis history

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Braiden Pergis
Evelyn Peters, Matthew Stock and Adrian Werner released their new book, Rooster Town, on Oct. 19 at McNally Robinson. It explores the fringe Métis community from which the book gets its name that was once...
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